Fourteen Year Olds Caught with Revolver on Market Street
Fourteen year old Thompson boy from 505 N Capitola Ave and companions were seen handling a revolver, which discharged and frightened bystanders on Market Street. They were brought before Judge Stubbs and pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons. The boys said they needed protection walking home from work as new railroad employees. The case was continued indefinitely.
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Virst
Thompson
Capitotave
Market St
Stubbs
Hig Four
Her Sister's Dead Not Known by Incarcerated Kin
Mrs. Rae Krauss sits in Indianapolis Yeomen Prison for murdering her stepdaughter Crystal Krauss Hartford City. She will not learn of Alice Bowman's death until prison superintendent is notified. Funeral planned in Hartford City. she cannot attend.
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Alice Bowman
Chiaga
Rae Krauss
Yeomen's
Indianapolis
Crystal Krauss
Hartford City
Indiana Electors Named in Lincoln Era Proclamation
A formal proclamation from the governor states Indiana voted Republican in the recent election. Electors will meet in January to cast ballots for president and vice president. The document lists electors by ticket and notes the Republican plurality on the slate.
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United States
Prostrate by Grief Hits Hartford City Family
Hartfod City mourns as Mrs Alice Rowman’s sister Dee arrives to support Dr FD Ander Winn, head of the Ta jana Veterinary association. Winn’s family endures tragedy after multiple deaths and a life sentence for Crystal Krauss. The aunt attended the preliminary hearing with sister Rae Keagas.
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Hartford City
Ind
Dee
Alice Rowman
Ander Winn
Ta Jana Veterinariine’ Association
Rae Keagas
Wer Mter
Crystal Krauss
Chicago
New Years Eve Fight Set Between Whiteell and Shinn
Eddie Mack and Shinn Stantey plan a New Year’s Eve boxing bout in an undecided city. The match will be catchweights for about $30 a side and likely ten rounds, following a previous Danville bout where a tenth round stoppage occurred. Prelims not announced. Also Christmas musical festival at South-Side True Hall with Belser orchestra.
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Kid Whiteell
Eddie Mack
Shinn Stantey
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Danville
Atha Society
Ture Neva
Belser
Great Conflagration in Mustapha Near Algiers Descried
A tremendous fire rages at Mustapha a suburb of Algiers with the garrison and Russian seamen aiding firefighters. The blaze causes extensive damage. A medical note claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures Celarrh an inflammation related secretion.
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Algiers
Mustapha
Vaudeville Star Madge Daytelle Fired Over Garter Toss
Madge Daytelle, star of Unique’s vaudeville, was discharged by Manager Thorbus after tossing a garter to a audience friend during a performance at the Empire theater. The incident sparked a row, patron uproar, and talk of a lawsuit as Daytelle plans action over unpaid wages and denies vulgarity. Investigations suggest Thorbus was aware of an agreed garter toss with several men in the audience.
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Madge Davielle
Unique
Sum- Marty
Thorhue
Rs Acheu
Mins Daytele
Matacer Thor
Raven Predit
Milas Daytelte
Therus
Che Wrek
Mise Castelle
Carter
Adels
Daytelle
Miex Daytelle
Thorebus
Mize D
Ile
Thorbu
Jenlousy
Thorbus
Shy
Tharbus
Great Mine of Ice Found by Railway Workers
Southern Pacific workers digging gravel on Black Butte mountain north of Stang uncover a thick ancient bag of ice buried by a former avalanche. If the find proves extensive it may have great commercial value for the railroad.
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Scripps-Strae
Redding
Cal
Black Buite
Southern Pacific
Sunnwany
Woman Injured After Striking Incident Near Tracks
Kathryn Downey, 70, was found injured early Friday walking near Marys Street and the Big Four tracks. A deep head wound suggests a forcible strike. Neighbors say a passerby left her at home without aid. She insisted on church, then was taken home by ambulance. Police and doctors report serious condition for an elderly woman. Weather notes follow in the report.
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Kathryn Dorney
Mary
Louisiana St.ood
Thee
Dispensary Death Certificate Dispute Continues
An insurance man says Willan J. Field seeks 35 to collect on his infant son Talih’s death. Dr. Reed refuses to sign death certificates due to a board order about fees, but a later order directs signing. The man reports Dr. Reed is often unavailable at the dispensary office. City sanitarian Keane says certificates may be signed at the health office if needed.
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City Health
Death of Mrs Hadger Attributed To Natural Causes
Deputy coroner Dunlavy ruled the death of Mrs. Hadger at 128 Pelock Friday morning as natural. The family, including a husband and six children, faced distress as Mrs. Hadger had recently taken industrial insurance on her husband but did not insure herself. The exact cause remains undetermined.
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Dunlavy
Mire
Walottest
Hadger
Tridger
Pelock
Uniavy
No Raise for Secretary Hurty Says Board
Dr J N Murty secretary of the state board of health will not have salary raised by the legislature from 24 to 40. Vice president Davis stated no increase for Sully. Health officers favored Murty’s value while opposing lavish appropriations as the tubercular hospital and state laboratory seek funds. Public input says there will be no raise for Huey.
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J. N. Murty
State Board of Health
Dua
Davis
Sully
Dre Uwurty
Atute
Statehood bill pushed for New Mexico and Arizona
Senator Beveridge reported the statehood bill to the senate covering New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The bill’s passage would set unfinished business for the senate. Dynes seeks the postmaster general spot, backed by strong recommendations, with deep ties to Patterson.
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Scripps-M
Infianapa la Reserve ball draws rowdy crowd and late hours
A lively but unruly night at the Daner South-side Tumpers hall as the Infianapa la Reserve baseball club hosts its annual ball. Beer flowed, fights erupted, and patrolmen intervened while many teens and young adults imbibed heavily and danced into the early hours.
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Tumpers” Hall
Infianapala Reserve Baseball Club
Absteiners
Detec tives arrest familiar crook in two burglary cases
Indianapolis detectives captured Edward Glock, long known to police in several cities, after charging him with grand larceny. Glock confessed to the burglary of William Drinkut’s house at 305 E New Jersey and to seizing a watch, two diamond rings and cash. He is also accused of robbing W H Clippenser on Tiecher avenue. Glock was bound over to the grand jury. Also, Fred Powell received a workhouse sentence after pleading guilty for taking a bushel of potatoes from his employer Henry Artmin during cold weather.
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Tadianapolis
Edward Btoop
Broop
Edward Glock
Frick
Oale
Glock
William 4
Drinkut
New Jer‘gey
W. H. Clippenser
Tieicher Ave
Grand Jury
Fred Powell
Henry Artmin
Alford
Did Not Want Baby In Chicago Pair Abandon Child
In a Chicago juvenile court case, Mr and Mrs Richard Donovan testified they did not want their infant and abandoned it to St Vincent's hospital rather than face raising a child. The judge weighed his power to punish the couple as they argued over custody and responsibility. The couple insisted they preferred death to raising the child, while the husband supported the admission of their lack of parental love.
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Scripps-Byrre Teleghan
Chicago
Mack
Richard Donavall
St Vincent’s
Donovan
Mark
Blanket Theft Case In Potter County Court
Rowe Wagner colored faced charges for stealing a blanket from a North Side barn. He claimed he needed warmth and said the blanket was old and wore thin. The case was continued until a later date.
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Rowe Wagner
Potiis Court
Wagner
Case of wife beating and other police court items
Ewert Graves 88 Maxwell st tried in police court for wife beating with wife alleging choking and assault in bed. A boarder said Graves drove him away to allow abuse. Case continued after warrant sworn. Negro Round Over. Pinus Wagner truck driver charged with taking a trunk, opening it and sipping contents, bound over to grand jury. Detectives found trunk in room. Wagner offered no defense but pleaded not guilty. Railroad bond appeal: H. & D. railway company posted 4000 bond to appeal Edward J. Moore's personal injury judgment. New pianos at 163 and up. Feed your horse with Jane’s Dustlees Oats.
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Fecripps-Arae
New York
Nan Patterson
Miss Patterson
Caesar Young
Elizabeth Warrington
Imperial Hotel
J. Morsgan Smith
Ewert Graves
Maxwell St
Biy
Graves
Agalest
Pinus Wagner
Frank Bird Transfer Company
Big Wigon
Wagner
Gringo
Bray
Ueltz
Thas
Warner
H. & D. Railway Company
Etreme
Edward J. Moore
Moore
Amended Franchise Requested for Indianapolis and New Castle Line
The Indianapolis and New Castle Line seeks a franchise to operate passenger rail on the Interurban route. Representatives, led by Lew ie Coleman, argued congestion and need for freight traffic relief as measures were reviewed by the board. Charles Herts of New Castle supported granting the franchise, with the company offering $50 into the city treasury for the Massachusetts Avenue track elevation. decision deferred.
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Guat Devenys
Die Qeastler
Newt
Iteruetay Company
Frdiay
Tileal Virgis Emery Coe Sever
Permiasien
Mars
Tulane
Charles Herts
New Castle
Massachusetts Ave
Water Filtration Threat Amid City Dispute
Nature worsens trouble for the water company as unfrozen fitter beds may hinder filtration for the city. Dr Keene and assistants inspected the plant Friday while a morning fire damaged a frame and belongings at a local bank, with losses around $20.
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Keene
Bank Gets Judgment in National Ten-Ks Case
A Capital national tenk webs receiver reports a judicial judgment with 413.60 due, claiming no other debts. A new receiver holds the company, while a High School plays for charity at Shortridge aims to raise funds for a needy class, offering chances to lead roles.
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Bank
Capital National Tenk
Hwatnet
Mandfac
Litbig
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Beveridge
Senate
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W. C. Patterson
Auperingendant
Matis
Dynex
Washington
C Patterson
Ofice
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Brighton Keach
Chris “Amerman
Ferg. White
Kenerah
Andy
Jarx
Power Vanase Corporation
Stewart
Lamart Dickie
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Aleep
Xarry
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Gust
Rosberg
Mart Lion
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Interurban Road
Board OF Works
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Shortridge High School
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